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Mortlock Wins Suit
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County ,.Ceurt, *tiled BY.
. Awarding Plaintiff Full"Claun
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$=110 t(Ort160ko of , Ileintaesalle won
-his case against:. the HOInteavIlle 004
OperatiVeCaiee4e and. Butter Co., ,Ltd-,
In County Coati on Tuesday, April 24th.
Judge T. M. Costello, awarded $317,50;
the full amount Of his elairn; The
counter" claim .0 the clefenda-nt -was die;
,
allowed,
Mortlobic' Is a.cheeseinaker by trade.
He was engaged by the Holmesville Com-
pany in that caPaoltY in umr At. a wage
of $900 per annum, with a guarantee .of
a minhnura remuneration of $700.„ He
1-received0)814t4d2.140-14,1*IMIW'r;t1WaIi
stopped- cheese 'making. He t!matinued -
in the empley, of the firm in the cream
trade 'until Mareli f8th, 1932, without
salary, but *was never paid the balance
of the 1931 wages. His claim was for
the boleti:de-Of -hit': 1931 remuneration
plus $io Per Inenth for.".the-period, when
he-av ,aaetairlrerehr-ereaniT
The company (advanced the counter-
claim that afortiock• stopped cheesetnalt;•
ing himself,-set..cantelled:ther,--agreement.
They further claimed that he *aa never
engaged to take in cream and that in
any event he did not do the work for
WEDNESDAY CLOSING
AGAIN THIS YEAR
Mod Loeai Merchants Attot4, nott-rn
Expert Otiierti W111 ,jeqn in
Moat tiodeetele, merchants iU eon-
tinu1*..,We!friesday afterit0Ort eloaltie dur-
ing the coming Slimmer.' Wednesday,
*a('2nd, will be the first 410 'of the
early 4104144 Shope Will eleees at, RAO,
p.m. from that e date Meth the end of
September..
The deCiiion. Was arrited at during a
Meeting on Monday 'When, 4 large num-
ber of merchants got together to tlisetIsS"
a .eonienen problem. An effort le to be
emade to have, all merchants follow this -
lead. and also to agree not to keep Open
in the evenings. It is 'Pointed out that
buyers' habits qUickl,Y adapt themselves
te conditions and that no busbaess is
lost,through early closing,provided
everyone adopts the same practice. The
ifeeaS. „neeeeeehtnetteeseteeetmeelesee4lee=, Melee
tlairFieldi;'•the Ilatontraffd-the-Wahtie-
makers,- all. - demonstrated the trail Of
this business • Ome Retiree, M fact,
went etartherethane any of -than, closing
all pantsatnoon on Fridey during the
warm weather and remaining closed un-
til the follgotitig.imondai: -This practice
has beete_Seeemesehat.;e4nostifeeereeelq•elatee
eaff Au tidheled-foiti
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principle&
An appeal will, be made to the spirit
„community loyalty present in • every
local Merchant, in' an effort- to have all
places dr business, other than restaur-
ants and hotels, and Such IiimalecessarY
which-be_.was cernpenzation • 1-1a4t.italtions.a.. follow the ,leact, now given.
Judge costella ruled for lVfortlock,
McPherson. elS Malkine- repreeeraecf the
defendant while Le E. Daticey acted for
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• FOR SALE OR TO RENT
TO RIONT,--$5.-00- per 'month, 8 rooms,
part' of double house on Qizebee'
Street wagr. 4IghtsAppjy.4o MISS
N. TAIT. • r
JJOUSE TO TtiN--One of the best,
: low rent, adults 'only. Apply to
THE STAR OCE.
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WR-RENT.---Centraqa 'warm houte for
rent. Apply to M. W. HOWELL.
' -FOR SALIa---Comfortable- eight-reometi
-11- "house, all modern conVeniences,
near eCollegiate. Double garage. fruit
trees, garden, lawn. Aelearesin for vah
Will consider a small place 'n town or
-tqnntrY, or suminer cottage, as part pay-
ment.' (BOX 4, STAR.
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To RMT.,--elixeroomed apartment on
South -St. Modern oonyerdences.
Also dwelling and to situated In .0...
good cOnununIty. Possession at- once.
Room and board. Apply to J. E. HARN-
WEIL, Keties- St.
-FOR
SALE.— 3.0f-atre, .'-..farra, • 'very
jr- Cheap,. small 'down payment ac-
cepted from Tellable -party," low interest,
good 'buildings, orchard; good, soil, ,no
waste, locatec1--elose- to school; Handy
markets, abciut '1"3. Miles from •Gkaierich,
about enough thither on farm to pay ter
it. if properly' handled. Immediate Pos-
session. Anply to J. D. ARMSTRONG,
Box" 89, Goderich. „Oret„ Residence :at
-Challengersse-Elgiff- Avenue,
s...-Gosleriches
tea my Two Oats--
ot Ory ot Ole
At Least the Magistrate Could
Not See It That Way7—Man,_
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° Sent Down
William *Nesbitt of Blyth thought it
would be quite a good joke to steal a
couple of. coats 'from the , :Commercial
Hoteritt bis bottle town, but Metriiti
•Reld 'can't seethat:kind _of a joke so he
sent 'Netisitt fa'e_ Guelph for at least- six
months to acqiiiire a aifferent sense of
humor. - . .
-1‘Tebitt athb hearing of his' case ffi
lZtlyth sm. IViOnday, April 23rd, said thet
he had been drnnk for three days and
that -Was when the. humorous notion
eeiz,ed 41p W2 e diecovered that
other people- •svere net inclined to be
• amused he hid the purloined articles in
a svtamp. . A friend of his had then
notified the authbrities of ,their where-
abouts. ;
Nesbitt has a long police record. . He
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will have some time to ,thInk over; his
shortcoming& as he will have an indear-
minate sentence of eighteen > Monds, of
which the six.montha will be A part, in
the provincial jail. _ _
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FEMALE IWO! WANTED
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'Propose Five Year Tenancy, Al-
-IjAYitie'701,,rn Priveleges„
TWO OTHER PEPUTATIO
rivo
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et, • MI.V.e.
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THRESHER co. $'irrS OUT
• sodoith coopit.*: Maxi Over strattod.
NS -114,111".° ”
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Many resident 01 this oArt, 01 the
eelnity will bte.intereeteCtO Jealle that
the neeDonalli 'Tlteeeheg OnelA0 91.
Stratford has sold out to the Robert Bell
'Ionellees 8e Thresher' toznpny 01 Sea -
forth. • ' .
Th a MacDonald bueirtiet was beialse
ell in Stratford about t 18I6 and the
Company was one of ,theiold,eat manne
eactnrers of threshing machinery in
.411;14.. The sale Ancindee -patterns,
templates and repair ,parts for "Decker"
'thr,0„Wxestge4.446 eteseeeeseee-eses-
Council Inspects Street* to Decide
WorksPipga.
-Tbe Ilederieb TrOttting ant Pacing
Ag,seciation: through its pretident, Dr, J.
B. Whitely`, 'asked the TOM). COUneil, on
A
Friday .night, April 29th,'' for the privi-
lege of IeasinF the Agricultural Park at
a yearly rental et $3,80, for a period of
11",elle
additionto tile' mOnetary-•Mnisiders
'titian the Association *Mild be wining
to elle* the Town -the privilege of using
the park onJu] est, for ball ganiei, cir-
cuses, the fall' fair, etc., and would in
_the meentlentemaintain the property in
first class condition, making. neceseary
lieiPr-:„W,Weeseritt,-„„araee...7"ita
became ;medial.
Dr, Whitely maintained that the town
would be better ofr financially than ire
-tlieepaste-eas' diViiie the years between
1928 to 1933, with the exception, of 1932,
,the town's average revenue frpni the
rental of the toark to the Association had
been $271. In 1932 the town, had re-
ceived -411,0f the proceeds from' the -grand
_etand amounting to $627.50,which sum
was „need far, work on the property as- a
relief -measure
The matter was referred to the com-
mittee of the whol. council who decided.
to consult the town solicitor before tak-
ing any action on the proposal.
.-The-speakee pointed-soUt• that -smile
work was ,now needed, such -as roofing
for one of the' bartas. 'This the associa-
tion Would do, taking the place over as
it now, stands.
Twe More Deputations
It Vas a night for deputations. Presi-
dent Roy Stonehouse and Ila,rry Ed-
ward's appeared on behalf of the Horti-
cultural Society,- requesting assistance in
caring for flower beds -at vatious street
intersections in town and in the Court
House grounds at the Cenotaph.-
-pointed out that the membership in the
organization had' fallen off somewhat
ane that funds had suffered actordingly
and that as all plots to be tared for were
on town property and as their appear-
ance WAS of importance to the cOninfune
ity in maintaining its reputation a„s the
prettiest. town in Canada it would be a
good investrieent to dopate a minimum
of $25. The council seemed -impressed
and turned the question evr to the
Parks poitimittee.----; • "
-Moore- president of the Gode-
dr -Musical Society, appteited on- be-
alf .of that organization. He gave
riet „summary of the previous year's
ctivities, outlining_ the method. under
itb
..aumbas-faincis,,,,had--been-Aistribait-
d-at the end of the year and regeesting
hecontinuance of the tot -tree support
nancially. The band is dear to the
carts of most of the cauncil and there
as .no trouble securing •the word of the
ayor that their interests would "be -kept
Mind when the esOmates -Were bein
k•Tutitijtolcto
-te:--r7Robeitiso-n • reported eol-
lections during April of $2830.98, mak-
-ing a total of 61,9,595.00 brought in se
far for -1\A4.' The anaJor part of this
amount, namely$1L,53660 _covers_ ads
(Continued on_page. $)",:(
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AUCTION SALE"
IC.ECIITORSt SALE -OP ANTIOUE
AND MODERN - HOUSE, „PIJRN.,
'MIXINGS. ,
OWEN "afANTED.--Woirien wanted
--to-rearipr usatheroes SevftigJw
atestreeeseietessary. No selling. ON- e
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ARIO NECKWEAR COMPANZ„--,Des
NOTtbk7tO' iDitEDITOKS 'partraent 258, Toronto 8.
NOTICE
TO ortEirtrroRns.
NOTICEISGIVEN to all
-persons- insvinge-anyet rants atithast the
estate -of kis..--_Trernate_MorKftn, late of
the Town of-Ociaerleti, who diedi on or
about the 2:2n4 dear. of April, 1934, to
sere! same, . duly proven, to „the under-
signed, on tr before the ._eetheday of May,
- 1934,- as on.. and after that date the
• Executors of the said estate will proceed
to make distribution thereof, having re-
gard onlY---foie-the-claims-thezi
Dated at. Godefich this 24th day of
' April, A. D. -1934. "
HAYS _and. RAYS. -
Goderich, 'Ontario,
•Solieltore for the Exemitote
bekein
NOTICE OF 'MEETING
mac ci.onntror vriEwerort AND
"4- TRANS:VT COMPANY, LIMITED.
Please take notice- that the annual
general Meeting of the Shareholders of
the CemPanY will be held on Wednesday,
May 9th, 1934, at 12,30 noon, in MacKay
Hall, North Street; ,Gocierieli, bat:, for
tm"the election of Directors for theetinsuing
year and the transaction of• any other
business, wirich May properly be brought
before the Meeting..
• It.",,iCk. 'SANDERSON,
a Sietettit%
TOWN (0 GODERIen
Ownersor Harbour-
ers of bogs' must .' obtain
1934 Licensee at. (loco
at the :office -of' the Ta
CoJkctor. By Order,
IL C. POSOLETHWAITE,
Chief of PoIke
All owners ' gplos .
*erases ste bereb notified
Ithat all garbage, et, ',utast be
removed treat tbiir 'premises
betel* the Arst day of May,
TENDERS FOR r, DREDGING -
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SE-47-=TENDRS addressed to the
, undersigned and enttOraed !Vetter
for Dredging, Byng Inlet, Ont.,"-- wilbe
received until 12 o'clock enoon••(4Aight
• saving), rtiestray, May 21; 1934..
Tenders will not be emisidered unless
made on the, forms suppl1e4 by the De-
partinent' and inetteterdaneee witai the
conditions set forth therein,' •
Cetnbined specifications and. forms of
tender can be obtained on application to
e -aidersigned, else at the Office of the
District Engineer, Fatuity '13unding, 'Tor-
onto, Ont.
Tenders must Include the towing .of
the plant to And 'from the work.
• The dredges and -,:zther plant which
are Intended • tobe employed on this
work, shall' have been duly registered -An
Canada on or before the thirty-first day
Of Deceinher, 1929, or shall have ,been
constructed and registered in; Canada
since the said date. '
Each tender mutat be aceornpaniedby
a ',certified cheque on a chartered; bank
in Canada,, made payable, to the Order
of the Honorable the Minister of Fnbile
Werke equal to 6 per cent Ot the amount
of ,the 'tender, or Bearer Honda of the
Dominion of Canada or of. the'Canedian
National Railway' Company and its Con-
stituent Companies unconditionally guar-
anteed as to principal and interest by
the Dominion of ,Canada, or the afore-
mentioned ilmatida and a. certified cheque
if required to make up an odd amount,
In no ease shall' the security deposit be
less than $509:00.
By order,
N. 1)/ZIARIXIN6, ,
• - Secretary.
Department of Publ.* Works,
Ottitei4, Area 12,-1934.,
hEAlre ESTATE AND INSIIROCE
took
ME O. F.' CAREY co.
Fire, Accident and Motor Cit.
SIJR,ANCEL. --
bract
Veld*, Wept st4 GOderk
23$ NXZSON, MILL,
CRAIGI
st
We have received instruetions to sell
.by public auttion, at the storage rooms
In the British Exchange, South Street,
Goderiche on .
.° SATURDAY, APRIL 28th '
Commencing Gat 1.30 p.m„ the ioaluable
house furnishings belonging to the
estate of the late Marion H. Carey, con-
sisting in part -Of:
One sivare 'piano and stool" one draw-
ing room Milte; one rocker to.'matche
*bete walnut whatnot; one walnut fire
screen; one ,papiersmaehe table; one
walnut oval centre .tablee one equare
wainut table; orte metal cherry card
table; one 'tuna walnut antique chair;
two waltitit cane chairs; one wicker tea
wagon; one brass Piano leap; one small
breed lampstand; ohe wicker stand; one
Carpet; one hearth rug; pictures. and
ornaments in drawing roonie onedining
room suite; one walnut whatnot and
books; (inc large eerie backed chair;
four papier-mache trays; pictures in
dining -room; one • table electric lamp;
one...walnut sofa; one woven hearth rug;
one fire ,stand, poker, shovel and, Songs;
kine pair 'coal •ersitteheree 'en= table
(Walnut); china arid.otilatitetit,s; hamper
of silverware; one 0ld4aShitmed walnut,
btde one. Waltint 'dram& With 'Stii611-iiiir-
:tor; one walnut high 'dresser without
gleat; One large sofa; one walnut cane
bottom thane three pictures; one walnut,
bed; springs and niiittres$: 61111 Walnut
washstand;', one 'U Onaltlealed
eht leleturee; one walnut dreeser with
Mirror; one Steen, round oak table: one
-Istr$W valillit-halt -tablet' One cherry
TWithOat mirror; one Mirror, gilt
trainer one walnut high dresser Without
grata; one large Waltitit bed, lliattreet and
springs; One' walitta dressing table with
long! -mirror; on iita11d• eliain' one
small Wahet0 cane leettOnt 'elutir; one
/Visit OW One *wen rug; one tette
bet edit -reit; One font-lot:the till it-ttme
and Oen: One range; One large table:
one dear One •Preinkr •learier; .one
tberry drop /tat table; I 'kitelien inet: Oaten table and thairS: t Ax4
411- 70.4 414(
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rebh &M$ ant ThImroua Other
Schooi Conceit to
Be a.Gnat Event
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„-(aver,...TAiro.-khrikdred,...Childres.!_to
Take Part --.110y Interesting
Turns t'reisared.
preparations are practically complete
for the mammoth soh:oo. 1 'concert to be
held in the lecture room et Knox church.
on the evenings ofeThursday and Fri-
day, May 3rd And" 4th; -next.
R. P. Player, niutieal irittructor of •the
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Palk SChObls of town has a vaed
interesting program arranged, in which
Some 250 children will take part. For
weeks, th, children have been drilling
and these who have seen and heard them
sa 41J4 theyhateebeeense „wersderfully
clever at their various parts The en-
thusiasm with whieh children always
throw themselves itito *their activities is
prompting them to great -efforts to make
their own entertainment as great a suc-
cess as possible:
There. will be choruses, recitations,
drills and an operetta.. A full dress- re-
hearsal has been planned for the Wed-
nesday, peeceding the, concert.
Arrangements -have -been made to
have the children use the classrooms. of
the Sunday School -at waiting rooms and.
dressing rooms so that there will be
plenty of space in. the lecture room it-
self forspectaters, parents are re-
quested to assist in seeing that those af
their children- whci ate IA the various
events keep to these rabiift-at much aa.
possible in order that .eonfusion may be
reduced to a minimum. -
School Board officials say- that this 1
the largest affair that has ever' been
staged by pupils locally and there is
every reasonste expect Nspleodid enter-
tainment: .
eorge's or
iiief Benefici
ndor Wifl of Late M. McKim
Ms4,Charkahle_and Educa
tioSial Bequests
With, the ,'exception of the sant eri:ix
Mindeed del/era Whible le left to ftla‘
tires, the whole estale of Ida Tremaine
Melthn, late of Ooderich, v,r111 be distri-
tinted among charitable, religious and
echieitional institutions with a small
sum laid WO for the_ care „of 'eenietery
plots. '
The will, which is entered for probate
this week, disposes of property to the
value of 410,408.60, made up of. miscel-
laneous -assets of ..41.4.9se'...shaoneYee.----BPSur
by 1nortgage- asostSfl ecirf and
real estate, $4285.65, and cash in bank
e
$30147. .
Friends of.the late Mrs. MclCirn, who
died only laat Saturday night, in com-
menting on the wfll,. sta,e that it gives
a true picture of the kindly and public
aPkittcl.„.1031t...1011A,ma.bast,...4,:laeagki.-afteit
always for _th.e goad of others. -
The largest bequest-eisetdest, eleerge's
churchwhith gete $3,00o. "Iirsig._ stun Is
1.0 iseelliveSted-in trustee. securities, the
interest ' from Whicli. Is to be used as the
rector and wardens see fit, provided it is
expended' on the church.
The Governing Council of the Salaa--
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tion, Army, Canada East Teiritory, gets
$1000, for use in rescue work. '
The Synod of the- Diocese of Huron
the Church Army.
Alexandra Marine Hospital, Goderich,-
receives $1000, outright., St. Andrews
cemetery, Orillie, Ont., is to be paid. $50.
for -the- unkeep•af the- greefe" Of 1Vtailarit.
McKim (nee Harvey), .while another $50
goes to the upkeep of the faintly "plots in
Maitland cemetery. Mrs. Msrtha Mor-
rison, Iirimptorea sister -in -.law of Mrs,
1VieKim, is to be given $500, while a Leou-
she, Root. -Vicnce, gets $100. These are
the only personal bequests.
GoderiCh Collegiate • Institute is to
establish a scholarship with $1,000, the
interest to be paid to the scholar who
comes- highest iir his pr "her examine -I
tions held during his. or her third year,
. in Latin, one modern language, two
mathematics, and Engiish composition,
and Literature or Buell subject as may,
-be on the curriculum. Such. student,
must remain in the Goderich Collegiate
for his or her senior matriculation. I
' The Sum of one hundred -dollars is left I
to the Toronto Humane Society I
I.All of the balance of the estateeand,
g effects, after the payment of all debts,
and funeral and testamentary expenses, 1
Is to go to St. George's church, to be'
1 registered in the names of the Rector
and Wardens, to be kept inveeted by
them and the interest to -be Issed for the
building and equipmeint of' the wintery
school, the sum to be in the nature of
an endowment fund and to be k '
e---Ivic1C1rtri-TVFOlii-Iiinci."S
Geo. Lusconthe,. an uncle of deceased
and a cousin, Robt. Vance, are named
as executors with 'Hays and Hays speci-
fically designated as solicitors of the
estate,
it is expected that all of these bequests
'Oar Lunt DAritAGE
TO 'HURON CO. RO'AilS
swing' ma Limo Stab* Leave* An'
*osAilo ,rikssabio
contrarr to the tepectelons of every-
oncethe S'eatiS•QtIturon,..coraty_stre lnJ
Brilentlid sliiipe'Iitter a winter whith, it
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W44 ekPeeted, 'Would leave them impas-
sable for 'weeks, •
County Engineer' 40Y Patterson `..re -
Ports 014 'there are no badly broken
roads anywhere in the tour.ty and no
road lute been sent of Use ae result of
frodamage. In addition to that, the
frost has practically ell gone from .the
/round, extept In sheltered places.
The routers foe this sumeising state of
afrairS is that there has been little rain
and no warm weather. Ifad warm rairet
fallen on the deeply' frosted roads, or
had the sun, coMe c,itit hot, the' frost
days, leaving quagmire e in place of
roads;
-Those spots on the ,pavements which
heaved a few weeks age are quietly set-
tling.. It Is possible that 4% few low spota
.w111 need - some Work- One on them be-
fore they are -just right amin. ,IVIskpe tate:
serearietraliitalletnietiliethararriiiirig
low spots in favor in the -States bt.tt not
yet tried out in Ontario, is known arthe
seludejack'se method:-* 'slight- opening
is made beside the low spot ha the pave-
ment and into this a pressure gun forces
mud. This raises the level of the pave-
ment and when allowed to dry out gives
a hard foundation.
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Conservatives WiJk
ownshOs to L
Farmers Ge
Letter frOin Minister Clears' Up
Intention iirGoitisienffieat Re
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main' Crain SubsitlY Act
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There can no longer 1* any dentlet
,te the intention 0 th4 Provincial aov..,
ernment regarding the supplymg of seed,
grain to the farmera of the •prev1nce. --
We are Mereceipt or a -letter from W.
Young, Colborne Township farmer,
who has been active -in the negotiations
leading to the clearing up of the some-
what obscure situation. 1114 letter,
which embodied one from the Hon. T.
L. Kennedy, Minister of Agriculture,
traikt4L'uatIMtiort :4211ifarlirtglIte C1overnmept . .
is concerned.
It reads 'as followss•
The Editor of The Star:
atn sendinLYOU, A letter for_pubilea.,
E'en which 1 regeived from Hon. T. 46,,
gajte.fg'tit,.'e
take' this opportunity to point out for the
interests of the tea -payers Semi the
township at the presen_t tine:: has about
84,800 of unpaid taxes. 'This has -broken
all records for our township and finless
the people who had poor crops lest year
are plated in a position to sow good
grains tionAid taxes win greatly increase
next year. This is the main reason why
1 halie- taken an -aetive part in trying to. •
find easevey to -enable. the:farmer. to -get
eet in Winghain good seed grain.
As some of.t
.he township efficiale dif ..
4 fined with me as to the provisions of the
a dy Act and as this caused
e >some- confusion, ---1 avrote the -Rom lanese ' -
Kennedy for an explanation of the Act
and his letter in reply reads aS follOwS:
as Toronto, April 24t.h. 1934.
he Dear Mr. Young:
Or in Sti
NeY Huren-Bruce Riding io Nern
Candidate on Friday
There is eonsiderable speculation
to the Conservative candidate on t
ridinge-of-Huron-Bruese-of whieie C
borne Township forms a , part. Th
convention is tie take Place in Winghem
I on Friday, April -27th, in the Town Hall
The name most prominently mention-
ed is that of -Wm. although
others. are known to be ambitious f
the honor of contesting the seat wi
Chas:- A. (Robertson, the sitting Liber
member. There is also a possibill
that the dry forces will interject a man
of their own choosing into the cam-
paign.
They feel _quite strong inpartof the
riding. Without a third candidate there
Is a better than even chance of a vic-
tory for the Conservative nominee as
Chas. Robertson is admittedly none too
certain of his chances in the rearranged
riding. Pew authorities have been found
willing to- -make' a foreestet 'Until the
mune of the 'party standard bearer 181
known.
bsi
cee
the T.eweshipCierk and have him read
1 wish you would -show this Aetter to_
• it to the council.
Seed grain may be secured, by an
farmer in any municipality Your
munitipality comes under the ,
S b id
DOES NOT wANT JURY TRIAL
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Thos. SturslyAeltsa That a Slew
'Against Town-
' Thos. Sturcry, late proprietor, of the
Royal Hotel, has filed a Motion, through
bis solicitor, E. L. Dancey, in Supreme
Court, protesting against trial by jury
of. his action regarding seizure of his
ropertY_DY the town for. taxee last *in-
ter.
The motion will lie heard in London
011 Saturday, April 28th,
Sturdy, it will be-rernetribered, itetted
a writ against the Town of Goderich, A.
J. Cooper arid Oswald -Gime. bailiff-, r
damages far alleged illegal cliitrees be-
cause of the foreclosing of the mortgage
on hilt hotel when the chattels were
seized -and- sold. '
A. J. Cooper asked to have the case
tried by jury. Sturdy objects.,
that It is not a primer ease for tile jury
and asks that a judge hear it. The
'questitin will- be settled -On Saturday.
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Otte of the pleasant episodes of life is
Making plans • to spend money that you
never get.
I I .
a be possible of fulfilment, as. the
semi -Kies are of a sound nature with
esood inunediate or -early values. 1
Marine -Club Final
I
Members Dispersing with ins wife and family. -
Mr. Coplan is the owner of the Cont-
-• bia Theatre, a well known movie house
Ladi nors for Last in clown-toWn section of. Detroit as well ,
u s y Act and the reeve or deck znua
or give the authority to the farmer, to go
th to the bankto borrow' the money on a
al note. When the note becomes due.
ty
. toR DETROIT .TODA
Owner, C. G. Coplan, Intends to Live'
!tee with Mite and Family
The yacht Anona left Thursday morn
lng for Detroit under command of .Cap
colm acDonald, who. was her ak-11)
the farmer is not abletto pay, then the
,Government will pay two-thirds of the
loss and the municipality one-third.' It -
is hot necessary to teke a lien under -
Subsection 8, section 85, ot the Bank
Act. and we do not wish them to do so.
The arrangement simply means that
thgse who are able to pay will pay said
,
those whO are not able to pay will have
seed Irrain tes. sow. r hope thie -makes
the Act. clear.
Muni -8-incere1Y.
(8gd.) Thomai L, Kennedy. ..
Minister of Agrieultere,
W. L. Young. Esq.,
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Y In the meantime Reeve Albert Oelte,
thorpe has been in totieb With the Cor-
n ernment throuGh Mr. Chas. Rebertson,
1
M.L.A. The reeve states that he is., in-
- -formed that a meeting of the cabinet
t. took place last Tuesday April 17th at
- Which the -Grain Subsidy Aet Wm -under-
- discussion and as a result or- which _some
, modification of its provisions was ma,de
whereby it was clarified.. At the same
- time a- standard farm of •bYlaw was
s adopted to assist the township and coun-
per for elihr -years when she was for
merly in commission. Her new owner
C. G. Caplan, Detroit theatre nfagnate
infermed_ The Star that- he had no in
tention of leasing her to anYone. He I
very fond of the writer n.ert means
• live on board for an indefinite period,
Dance of the Season '
The Marine Club changed the regular
order 'of -procedure for theit last dance !
of the etteson when the ladies, wives off
the members took charge and entertain-
ed tharilembers and their friends
• TO
. , on
Doin • Friday. April 20th. •
g well on this earth does not
mean that you are to go out and do , As navigation opens ' soon and as
many ,of the members Will be away for
., others.,
• WANTED
WANTED. -Lady desires to rent small
Y self-contained. apartment. Please
state rent and location. P. 0, Box 636,
.Goderich.
HELP *ANTED. --Experienced woman
for epoking and genefal house-
work. Apply. to Box '0, STAR OPETOE.
MAN VVITH CAR WAN'TED for Route,
steady; farm experienee desirable;
no lay-off if you wait 8 hours
Apply J. R. WATKINS COMPANY, 2195
Masson St., Montreal, bept, SA -6.
MEN Wu
forlitawleigh ttoutesof
800 families in littroti and Bruce
Coun,ties. Reliable hustler ahouid stare
earning $25 weekly and increme rapidly.
WrIte intrnediatelY. HAVVtglarr COs
Dept. C11-21-th Montreal, Canada.
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AnTICLEg 10011, SALE ,.
ri ort SALE. --One rubber -fire buggy in
.1‘ good cOndition. 44,1)01,31 at STAR
orracr.'
lriteSet SALE---Three-pieee Suits4 and a
a"- large or:ortmout of samples for
dresset, sweatier% etc. W01114 be
1s4't& ow there to you if yen Would
tat „o Waterloo St.
Ott ON' tfaitti' OAR ftit
Utz:4.-We hoe for tale tredit
note Werth $225.60 on a new Ford ear
rot further portfolios 000 to WINO
ito4 tfoderith,
for liaWhinfr at
0. .4, co, b 4.
t 1664 !sidth good
atdL M1. fl, DAVZ04,041;
the summer on various boats, the event
took on the Mauro of a fareweil party. I
Mrs. McIlwain and Mrs. Cousins arrang-
ed the first part of the program, which
took ' the form of euchre. TWentyefive
tables were in operation and the win-,
ners proved Co he 1Vliss cr. Young and
Mr. Claud Murray, with Mrs. G. Moore
and Thos. Goddard taking •the .consola-
tions.
Mrs. 'Walker and Mrs. Clairmont II
assisted Jas. Bonny in the preparation h
of the- lunch for the 175 guests. At t
11.15 p.m. dancing started and lasted for °
one hour when an interlude took place f
during Which a brief program was ate h
ett., MesSr-44.• fledden and Jeffry -did a ' s
step dime and the audience wanted 0.
After crews have arrived for nuist. of
hem and are getting them in Phape for
he sommer'a work, that is if we have
ny summer. Ice conditions are irti-
roving rapidly and it is anticipated
hat by the first yak in May the her -
r will be emptied.
MT/Whried on pig
oVio
ost000d.onvomommuns•.,
as others- in_ the neigb.borligoa ease; lie
enjoy 111.4 yacht.
disposed or. which gives him leisure to
formerly owned a number 'Of these lot -
ter playhouses.. some of which he has
Capt. Gore, who has had eharge of
the refitting of the Anona, left for De -
treat a few days ago owing to a differ-
ence of opinion with the owrier. It was
the original intention of Mr. Copelan to
clear for . the Michigan meLropolis on
wednesdror but the heavy snowfall of
Tuesday night and the presence of some
oose ice in the harbor persunded him to
waif over fcir a day. He expects to visit
Goderich again during the summer.
ANXIOUS TO BE OFF
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trelghtera. in !labor Making • Reedit
The Steamer D. 13. Hanna haa steam
p on Wednesday and Was tuining over
er engines for a eouple of hours, get.
tag the winter kinks out of them None
f the other freighters in hal tor has so
ar put a fire under her engines but all
ave the appearance of hunting dogs
tr ng t eir leashea, anxtoua to be
n their waY„ •
`More, Mrs. Sutcliffe sang a song about t
her grandolotherle entoning wheel after t
which the party took to daneing again] t
1.4rs. Clairmont and Mrs. Walker made a
themselves and the ladies very pOpillar I P
by -donating- it purse Or Money to the t
club. That broke up the laarty and they b°
allwent homer 'voting 'the ladies exceP
lent hastestee.
C Weather
Male. Ma. MAX. Mn,
1033 • 1934
April 19 .; 6$ 48 , 69, 394
*. .. 11E-4-'-'1';'--44f-lir
' tp, ,,,,.41 ',,'1'
" 22 .... i 46 2$ 48 34 '
° 23 ....- ..,,,,, - , 28 ilit 40
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t' 23 --,.,,,,... 64 35 40 $0
stbEcitAL
PERMANENT • WAVES at the triode -
rich Beauty Shoppe, *est Gt. . Waves
ellen ,as „Thilp Oil. Natural Oil (Intl
Charniinol 011. prices 33.00, $1.50,
and 88.50. FREE with each wave frank
5446 up a speelai Steam 011 &alp
Treatment, value- let, 1.4 given with et
no niathine specially Installed for this
purpr.o. This strengthehs Om hair and
leaves It in, the,best tradition fOi• 'way-
1I9''Iten_IP#14E,4441).41,410tritaii.Z-147,46st
way healthy' !astr., Pitionize
yOue Iota bale dieStete, who Is not berei
toe* and gene teariOtatir., Art our work
guaranteed, *or appotantentt tall
0$401.
I
Com -in A Events
4,0/.0 ousiNtss ratiEF8
The L 0. L. No. 182 will hold a 15c
social in their lodge' rooms on North St.,
Tuesday evening. May 1st. Euchre at
8.15, lunch served. Come- and bring
your friends.
Have you tried the, new Kayser Crepe
Hose, guaranteed free from shadows or
rings. Exceptional value ter $1.00 a
at SCHAEPER'S.
Mothers' Day Cards Remember her
with Laura Secord or Neils -ns Choco-
lates Mothers` Day May. 13.
CAMP13ELL'S mum STORE.
The 'Women's Hospital Auxiliary win
hold their . regular monthly meetirig on
Monday. April 30th, at 4 pare in the
Public , Library. EVery Member is re-
quested to be present.
The new Spring ,Print • Dresses for
children are in, just as smart as they
can be, sizes 2 to 14 years, priced from
98c to 9195. It large range to choose
from at -§CHAlsellst'S.
Many aches and pains can be'relleved
by „lnflrtron.I1AXUs LI exetToNE
, corrects lazy livers, causing them to per-
form normally rt also aide digestion.
CAMPSOWS DR/TG STORE
Miss Janctt? Wilton, of London, will
be ie. Goderich on Vtidays until further
notice lO give, bridge lessons. For fur.,
, ther information apply STAte OFIelOg
or Box 12. STAR OPFICE.
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The next nWet.ing of the- Aluneele
Chapter. roD.E., will be held at the
Public Library, On Friday, May 4th, at
.4 o'clook. The regular day of rooting,
has been changed front the third lton-
day of tire month to, the first Friday.
leltelettAY.•-eAt Clinton 11aitaI,ott
Ottriday, April 22nd, 1934. to Mr. and
ters.eDoriald Murray, Hayfield, „Onte
a, daughter (Donna Alice).
,1%1 , • h
r
--Mc0uir.z.-4to: loving meteors "Of,
l‘fts. Serbara McConnell, whO pottied
away April 24, 027.
Then, doittr.tontiot sevsti
Lovis lad ineinory Ust torero%
219‘IttUft,
t, to 4..10itt•
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